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De Pere Chamber of Commerce selects new President and CEO
DE PERE (WLUK) -- The De Pere Chamber of Commerce announced Kate Terrien will be the Chamber's next President and CEO effective Monday, November 9. Terrien will take over from David Vander Bloomen, who has led the Chamber since April 2024. She is the founder of Sprig + Stone, a guided watercolor and candle workshop in Green Bay. Terrien also acts as Membership Co-Chair for LINK for Women.
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The nation’s top housing market is familiar to Brewers fans
The day after the small-market Milwaukee Brewers claimed their first World Series title in franchise history, the midsized Wisconsin city of Appleton was crowned the top housing market in the U.S. by The Wall Street Journal and Realtor.com. Located about 100 miles north of Milwaukee and home to the Brewers’...
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McCormick Industries Highlights Precision Manufacturing of Custom Dowel Pins
APPLETON, WI - October 30, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - McCormick Industries, an ISO 9001:2015 certified precision CNC and Swiss machining company based in Appleton, WI, is highlighting its capabilities in the manufacture of custom dowel pins for original equipment manufacturers across the aerospace, medical, defense, automotive, electronics, and industrial sectors. The company has produced precision pins since 1996 and builds each component to customer-specified dimensions, materials, and finishes.
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Schneider CEO calls UP-NS merger ‘icing on the cake' for new Norfolk Southern intermodal deal
GREEN BAY, Wis. — Schneider National CEO Jim Filter focused on the newly announced Norfolk Southern eastern network agreement during the company’s third-quarter earnings call today, which also highlighted improving intermodal profits. Filter praised the potential of the proposed Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern combination, while adding some details on how the new eastern network agreement would [...] Read More...
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An incoming sushi place, a closing children's boutique and more
Welcome to The Buzz newsletter! If you're an early riser like I am, I hope you've also been enjoying the morning golden hour while we still have the fall leaves to admire. I've been taking morning walks, and it's seriously picture perfect everywhere you look – I'll miss that as we head into the cold front of winter. Anyways, here's what's been going on in the world of business: First up, I reported on the upcoming closure of Little Bear Boutique, a children's boutique in Kaukauna. We covered the business shortly after it opened back in January and addressed what people should know about the store as it enters its final days. Next, exciting news in the world of food trucks as MeowMeow Sushi is currently working on opening a brick-and-mortar in Appleton. The sushi spot is expected to open in the coming few months, and the food truck will continue popping up around the Fox Cities in the meantime. Another upcoming closure landed on our radar: Catch Fire Creations in Menasha. The shop offers over 200 3D printed projects customers can choose from to paint. We covered what to know about the closure and what plans the business has
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Bank First Welcomes Robert Bergfeld and Austin Heeren
MANITOWOC, WI, October 30, 2026 -- Bank First (NASDAQ: BFC) is pleased to announce the addition of Robert Bergfeld as Vice President – Business Banking and Austin Heeren as Vice President – Treasury Management. These additions reflect the Bank's continued commitment to delivering exceptional service to customers and strengthening its commercial banking and treasury management teams.
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Historic Schauer & Schumacher building in downtown Green Bay reopens as law firm offices
GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- A long-vacant historic building in downtown Green Bay is getting a new chapter, with a law firm and a concert venue moving into the restored space. The Schauer & Schumacher building at 109 N. Adams St. had sat vacant for more than two decades. It is now home to the city’s oldest law firm, The Everson Law Firm.
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Oshkosh Corp. lays off 80
OSHKOSH, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) — Oshkosh Corp. has laid off 80 employees. Company leaders say the employees were all salaried, office-based workers. No union employees were affected. The employees were part of the company’s Transport segment, working in both the Defense and Delivery sides. The number represented about 3% of...
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Oshkosh Corp. cuts about 80 office jobs in Transport segment
OSHKOSH – Oshkosh Corp. laid off about 80 salaried, office-based employees in its Transport segment this week, a company spokeswoman confirmed Thursday. The cuts are the latest at the Oshkosh-based specialty vehicle maker. They came the same day the company reported third-quarter earnings that fell short of Wall Street expectations and cut its full-year profit outlook. Read more news: Oshkosh Employee of the Year teacher deported to Costa Rica by ICE What Oshkosh Corp. said about the layoffs Alexandra Hittle, senior director of global marketing and communications for the Transport segment, responded to questions from the Oshkosh Northwestern by email. She said the segment "reduced a number of office-based roles as part of a broader organizational realignment." "This action is part of ongoing efforts to better align the organization's structure with current business needs and remain competitive in dynamic market environments," Hittle said. She described the move as "a structural realignment to bring our cost structure and organizational layers in line with current business volume." Hittle said it "was not connected to any program or proposal effort." Read more news: Oshkosh coach and teacher remains employed after misconduct probe Who was affected in Oshkosh Corp.'s layoffs? Affected employees were notified